For foreign companies
Books kept in line with Tajik legislation from your first day in Tajikistan.
A company with foreign ownership needs its books kept in line with Tajik legislation from day one. We take this work on.
How we help
- Pre-operational support: mandatory reports to the tax, statistics and social insurance authorities while the company registers and prepares to start business
- Setting up accounting from scratch in line with the legislation of the Republic of Tajikistan
- Advice on tax regimes and tax obligations
- Reports in English for shareholders and foreign participants
How we get started
01
Introductory meeting
We discuss your objectives, type of business and applicable tax regime.
02
Scope assessment
We review your existing documents and mandatory reporting requirements.
03
Contract
We agree the services, timelines and fees and set them out in a contract.
04
Ongoing support
We keep your books and prepare and file reports on time.
What a foreign company should know
- Local accounting rules are mandatoryThe accounting law also applies to foreign organisations operating in Tajikistan.
- Reporting follows fixed deadlinesThe main returns are due no later than the 15th of the month, and the annual corporate income tax return by 1 April.
- VAT: 14% in 2026, 13% from 2027VAT registration is mandatory once income exceeds 1 million somoni over 12 months.
- Tax Code amendments are on the wayA draft law proposes new VAT and simplified regime thresholds and would exclude branches and representative offices of foreign persons from the simplified regime.
Registration and legal matters
Company registration and legal support are handled by the experienced lawyers of Himoya law firm, so accounting and legal matters are aligned from the start.